The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-02-05
Society and Personal.

Mr.. Jno. c. Mills, Of the Island, was i'll
town Thursday.
district Attorney Hudson returned from
Talledega, Ala, Monday.
Miss Hattie Heidengfeld of Gibbs is Wis
iting Mrs. J. l.. Kaliski.
Mr.. J. H. Steel arrived on yesterday
evenings train from Florida.
Miss Fannie King is visiting her sister,
Mrs Theo. Marx, at Memphis.
Miss Eva Steinau of Cincinnati is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. Jonas Meyer.
Capt. H. p. Wells of Delhi was i'll town
Monday and Tuesday on legal business.
Mr.. J. D. Myers of Columbus. Texas,
has located in this city as cotton buyer.
Our jovial and genial friend Mr.. A.
Moses, the insura nee adjuster, is in town.
Sheriff Douglass and Mr.. T. H. Dalton,
of Morehouse, were i'll the city Thursday.
Messrs. Abe Calm and Nose Bruner of
Rnston were in town several days the past
week.
DIR. Brooks, OF louisville, spent the past
week in town looking after some business
matters.
Hon. 0. B. Steele, State Auditor. passed
through the city Monday en- route for Qua
chita City.
Mr.. r. w. McClendon, ST., Of louisville,
was on our streets Monday, looking hale
and hearty.
Mr.. S. NJ. McCraine, member of the po-
lice jury for the Eighth Ward, was i'll town
Wednesday,.
Our young friend Aleck Kuhn, of Bas-
trop, spent the past week here on visit to
his relatives.
MI. w. Fl. Anders, member of the police
jury for Ward Six, was among the visitors
to town Tuesday.
Mrs. w. P. Young and son, Of Yazoo,
Miss, arrived Thursday on a visit to the
family Of DR.. c. B. johnson.
Col. G. c. Phillips, of Island Desiard,
and member ofthe police jury for tho First
Ward, was in town Monday.
Lem Scott, Esq, the popular sheriff of
Richland parish, and Mr.. M. w. Kelly of
Rayville, were in town Monday.
w. L. Morris, of West Monroe, left for
ANS" OAAo SuAuay oA OuSAASSSs
DR.. 7. Q. Brewer and family returned
from Meridian, Miss, Sunday, where they
spent seyeral:days visiting relatives.
judged. T. Strothor, of vicksburg. came
over Friday of last week to look after his
interests here and returned homo Mon
day.
Mrs. j. II. Madden of Simsboro, accom-
panied by her son, Master Abe Madden, is
visiting the family Of her brother, Sheriff
Mcclure.
Mrs. II. 3. Chapman and Mrs. Wilkinson
after spending several" days hero as tho
guests of Mrs. L. d. McLain returned home
last Saturday.
Max A. Mayer, who has been Ill the en-
pIoy of Messrs. Lemle &. Simon for some
time past, returned to his nome, Fort
Scott, Ark, last Thursday.
Messrs. Austin and Orlin Green have
leased tho commodious residence on jack
son street, lately occupied by G. King.
They moved in Tuesday.
Capt. Abe Cam and Mr.. J. b. Colvin
passed through town Thurday going to
Shreveport. They say that planting oper-.
Mrs. Ruth Shelby, after visit Of several
weeks here to her brother, Talbot Still
man, Esq, returned to her home, st. Louis,
Sunday. Mrs. Stilinlan accompanied her.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Summerlin and
their little daughter. Daisy, of Rayyille,
spent several days in town this week.
While here they. were tho guests of Mrs.
NJ. Z. Trousdale.
Mr.. j. w. Woodland has rented the neat
little cottage lately occupied by Mr.: Tai
bot Stillman, and will try housekeeping
after several years Of hotel experience. He
moved in Monday.
Mrs. II. j. Broadway, Misses jamie
Richardson and Fannie Broadway, and
Messrs. Monk and Tusten COM
posed q pleasure party OIL the Blanks Corn
we'll on her first trip out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Garrett, with
| their little daughter Bessie, left for New
| Orleans Monday. Mrs. Garrett goes for
her health. She has the Telegraph's best
wishes for her speedy recovery and safe re-
turn home.
| Capt. G. A. Preston of the Mississippi
Valley spent Wednesday in town visiting
his family. He returned to Memphis
Thursday and was accompanied by his
charming daughter, Miss Lula, who viii
spend some time there and in Mississippi
visiting relatives.
We had the pleasure of meeting DR.. Her
ring, of West Carroll, in town Tuesday
| We failed to ascertain from the Doctor how